The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is seeking evidence on the environmental and animal health and welfare impacts of gamebird rea...

The satellite-tagged bird, part of a breeding programme, lost contact in the North York Moors.

Campaign comes as Duchy of Cornwall announces plan to expand small pockets of ancient woodland at two sites

Charter to be adopted along river’s entire catchment from Cambrian mountains to Chepstow and Bristol Channel The entire catchment of the River Wye has been formally recognised as a living ecosystem with intrinsic rights in a charter, a UK first that campaigners hope will help save the highly polluted river. The charter was celebrated at a community event at the Hay-on-Wye literary festival on Sunday. It includes the right to flow, to biodiversity, to be free from pollution, to be supported by a healthy catchment, to regenerate, and the right to be represented, described as a “significant step” towards protecting and restoring one of the UK’s most beloved rivers. Continue reading...

Film 133/365 A must watch for anyone who has a relationship with the land on which we live. Which is basically everyone. Only 8% of England is available for us to enjoy. This must change. Nich Hayes, ...

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Air pollution fell substantially as the city restricted car traffic and made way for parks and bike lanes.

The King Charles coastal path will allow walkers right of access to the entire coast for the first time.

Memories and tales of Ireland's lost forests

With most Scots supportive of reintroducing the wild cat, charities are focusing on those whose jobs could be affected

Charity plans to make stately homes more welcoming by inviting visitors to use furniture and reading rooms

Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team had helped the man off the peak after he got stuck in wintry conditions.

Exclusive: data reveals hundreds of UK nests have been raided in the past decade amid growing appetite to own prized birds for racing and breeding

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Exclusive: Ministers also expected to announce trail-hunting ban in sweeping changes to animal welfare law Shooting hares in England will be banned for most of the year as part of sweeping changes to animal welfare law. At the moment, it is legal to shoot the animals during their breeding season, with pregnant hares left to bleed out, and leverets – their young – often orphaned as a result. Continue reading...

Climate crisis forecast to wipe out thousands of glaciers a year globally, threatening water supplies and cultural heritage

We are delighted to invite you to the global launch of the Earth Rover Program and the release of our inaugural report, ‘Soilsmology: Transforming our Understanding of Soil’, which explores how an eme...

The world’s biggest manufacturer now has an interest in the world decarbonising

Roman Dial is both an Alaskan backcountry legend and a mathematician. He combined the two to come up with a formula on how far you can hike unsupported.

Report from group of MPs calls for broader access to rivers, woodlands and fields to improve connection with nature

Moscar Moor is not for sale, but the group hopes to secure it under new Community Right to Buy law.

Right-wing internet personalities have a lot to learn from the mainstream media that they decry.

Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organisation in North Wales says it is seeing an "increasing number of calls which are really unnecessary".

Since at least the time of Greek philosophers, many writers have discovered a deep, intuitive connection between walking, thinking, and writing.

The birds once danced across the moorland of Derbyshire and the endangered species could return.

Campaigners say just 5.8% of irreplaceable habitat at publicly owned sites has been fully restored in 10 years